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It’s officially September—cue the conkers, cardigans and sudden urge to put cinnamon in everything. While autumn brings cosy evenings and pumpkin-spiced everything, it also signals that it’s time to get the house ready for the colder months.
There’s something magical about autumn in the UK. The leaves turn golden, the air gets crisper, and it suddenly becomes the perfect season for a mini-break—hot chocolate in hand, wellies on, kids in tow.
Family holidays are meant to be fun, relaxing and memory-making—so why do they sometimes feel like logistical warfare with a side of forgotten toothbrushes?
There comes a point, somewhere around the second week of September, when you glance around your house and realise it looks like it’s been hit by a glitter tornado, a snack explosion and a soft toy uprising—all at once.
Finding ways to support your child’s learning at home can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling the demands of family life. Whether your child is in early years, primary, or secondary school, small, consistent actions can make a big impact. Here’s how to support your child’s learning at home in a practical, manageable way.
If your current setup is a phone propped on a candle and a bathroom mirror, this little unit pulls everything into one easy, tidy setup—so you spend less time faffing and more time filming.
Looking for a present that’s playful, colourful and guaranteed to spark excitement? The So Slime Sensations Surprise ASMR Box by Canal Toys (also known as the Twist n’ Surprise ASMR Box) is a standout choice. Combining the thrill of unboxing with sensory-rich slime play, this clever mini vending machine dispenses 20 surprise balls filled with slimes, compounds and decorations. Twist the knob, catch the next capsule, and discover a new ASMR-inspired texture to mix, squish and stretch. It’s engaging, creative and ideal for repeat play—everything gift-givers want.
In a world where screen time creeps ever higher and plastic toys break within days, there’s a quiet revolution happening – and it’s called purposeful play. Gone are the days when play was just a way to pass the time. Today, more of us are recognising that play can shape the skills, mindset, and creativity of the next generation.